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As salaam Alaykum I’ve been thinking a lot lately about how unpredictable the business journey can be. One moment you feel confident, the next you’re questioning if you’re even on the right path. For a long time, I used to think I had to figure everything out on my own like asking for help meant I wasn’t serious enough. But life has a way of humbling you and teaching you. There was a point where I felt stuck working hard but not really moving forward. That’s when God sent the right person into my life someone who opened my eyes to e-commerce and showed me a direction I didn’t even know I needed. It wasn’t magic, it wasn’t overnight, but it was the shift that helped me finally breathe again. And honestly, that experience taught me something big: Sometimes the answers you’re praying for don’t show up the way you expect. They show up as people conversations opportunities that look small at first but carry purpose. So if you’re in a season where things feel slow, confusing, or heavy keep going. Keep showing up. Keep learning. Keep trusting God with the steps you can’t see yet. The door you need might already be opening; you just haven’t reached it. You’re not alone on this journey, and you’re definitely not behind. Your moment is on the way.

I’ve been reflecting on why communities like this matter so much, especially for Muslims who want to build a halal high-income life with integrity and discipline. For a long time, I was stuck in the 9–5 cycle. Different jobs, long hours, constant stress — but no real progress to show for it. I barely had time for my family, and even worse, I felt like I wasn’t moving toward anything meaningful. The breakthrough for me happened when my sheikh introduced me to halal e-commerce. What surprised me wasn’t just the income potential, It was how much systems, discipline, and consistency mattered, the same values this community teaches for becoming a top-level setter. For the first time: • I had control of my time • I could be present with my family • And every effort I put in actually built something real • All while staying 100% within halal boundaries Since then, Alhamdulillah, life has been different. Not because everything is perfect but because I finally found a halal path that actually moves me forward. I’m curious to learn from the brothers here: Have any of you considered halal e-commerce as another halal high-income path? What’s the biggest thing holding you back from starting? https://WA.me/+16069450233

This isn’t easy for me to talk about, but I hope someone here can relate. I’m the only son of my mother. She raised me alone after her divorce, and our life was filled with real struggle. We experienced true poverty there were days she stayed hungry just so I could eat. I went to school with worn out shoes, holding onto dreams, prayers, and else. Back then, even earning $150 a month felt like it would change our lives. We had no financial knowledge, no savings, just patience and dua. Alhamdulillah, today Allah has blessed me beyond what I ever imagined. Through my halal online business, I now earn over $18,000 monthly an amount my entire family had never seen before. But here’s what I’m struggling with I don’t know how to manage it properly. Because I never had this kind of income before, I sometimes spend without thinkingbgadgets, shoes, things I don’t actually need. I tell myself it’s a reward, but it feels more like a lack of discipline. And then the guilt hits me. I remember my mother’s sacrifices. I remember the life I came from. I remember those who are still living that reality. Allah says in the Quran: Do not be excessive; indeed, He does not love the extravagant.(6:141) That verse weighs heavily on my heart, because I don’t want to fall into wastefulness after Allah has lifted me out of hardship. So I’m sincerely asking: If you came from nothing and suddenly had more than enough, how did you learn discipline? How did you shift your mindset from survival mode to structured financial planning? Are there books, mentors, or habits that helped you build long-term vision instead of short term spending? Allah has blessed me in ways I never imagined. I want to use it wisely, honor my mother, and stay on the right path. Any advice or reminder you share could help me and anyone else facing this same struggle. May Allah reward you for any guidance. If you want to talk or share something privately, you can message me here: https://wa.me/16836097732